And BC was a fan of whiskey sours before he was introduced to the magical powers of pisco.
“He got hooked on pisco sours, he says, because he likes whiskey sours, and a friend who’d visited South America demanded he try one. He says he likes tequila, too, which starts a debate about whether pisco is made from cactus or grapes (it’s a brandy, so grapes), which prompts a discussion about Googling and books and Kindles and how nobody ever just knows anything or retains information anymore.”
Tequila, mezcal and sotol are only made in Mexico and the agave plant is not a cactus, it’s a cousin of aloe. Aguardiente is generally made from sugarcane or grapes. For someone who likes his liquor BC is a bit lacking there. So he likes ceviche, eh? Sounds like he should marry a nice Latin woman next time, you know when he does it for real. His temperament and demeanor seem more in keeping with a Mediterranean than your stereotypical Northern European anyway.
If he ever gets divorced, he should never marry again. He should become a “Happy Whore”, and enjoy his life. Marriage is overrated. Companionship, and long-term relationships (a la Abbington-Freeman) never goes out of style. In Hollywood, and amongst “MOST” celebrities, “The Institution” has become a joke! If you love someone, you can live with that person, be happy, and never sign an “official ownership” document.
I’ve said that the miserable experience with SH could turn him off marriage for good and he may very well opt for domestic partnership. It’s a bit sad given that he looks up to his parent’s own marriage but showbiz makes it very difficult to keep it together. It’s not the institution that’s broken but rather the people entering into marriage and contrary to popular belief it’s not just a ‘piece of paper’ it serves an important sociological purpose. So BC may opt for a civil ceremony just to legitimize his bio kids (since SH=Notmybaby), he does seem to be somewhat traditional in that regard. If he does that he’s better off getting dual citizenship and marrying in the U.S. where prenups are a lot more enforceable.